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If GotG is coming to UoE then I actually think Imagination is the better place to bring Inside Out characters. The East side of the park is now all going to be about Space/Future Themes. The West side can now be all about more Earth based endeavors such as the Oceans, the Countries of the...

I assume $200 million of that will go to building a portal into the Monster world so the Imagineers can research Monsters in their natural habitat.

I didn't mean for Disney necessarily, just in a general design sense.

I had the same thought, though I think Gotham might work if you use some of the design elements from the Burton/Schumacher films.

I vote for something to do with Emperor Zurg and/or Darth Vader

So what would they do with the CC space? I know the DL version showed space for future expansion. I suppose any expansion in DHS would go there.

This is illustrating something I have been wondering for a while. The total area of SOA, LMA, Catastrophe Canyon, HISTK playground, and the BLT complex seems to be much larger than the 14 acres rumored for SWL. Is it possible some of that space could be used for future expansions? It's hard...

It's really not even people not taking the FP, it's about the typical ebb and flow of guests coming in. Say an attraction gives out 50 FP for each 5 minute increment (9:00-10:00, 9:05-10:05, etc.). So at any one time up to 600 people have access to the FP line. These people are not going to...

We might be talking about different things. The 4:1 ratio you mentioned is in fact the typical merge ratio for Disney attractions. But the actual ratio of guests coming in with FP is always going to be less than that because of doctornick's point. Several times during the day, there will...

Except the ratio that a ride admits fp (merge ratio) has nothing to do with the number of fp distributed for the day. In fact, the distribution ratio can change daily based on the number of forecasted guests and the merge ratio can change by the minute depending on how long the fp line gets...

Interesting, I had always assumed that they would want to keep that building in tact, seeing as how it serves as maintenance base for the whole resort. It seems out of the way enough that they could build TSL to the north, Phase 3 to the east, and keep it as part of a reduced back stage area.

As a former BLT CM, I might be able to clear some of this up. What you saw on the tour is indeed creative costuming, which handles the costumes for all the parades and shows on WDW property. Not sure if they do any work for shows at other Disney locations but I would assume they might from...

To my knowledge this hasn't changed. At TSM, at least, if the doors close at 9:00 the attraction runs for about another 30-40 minutes until everyone in the queue gets to ride.

This is slightly inaccurate. There are two tracks, if you board in rows 1-4 you get one track and if you board in rows 5-8 you get the other. Those who get on in the wheelchair area always go to the second track because they always stop at the back part of the station before getting to the...

I agree. I even think if they wanted to, they could replace GMR with two smaller dark rides. Then they could have the southern half of the building enter and exit from Pixar Place and go with any multitude of Pixar dark ride concepts.

To make this test work, Disney would have to be increasing the number of FP times to match what their typical daily capacity would be. Since all of those times just "magically appeared" this morning, I would expect FP times to be available much later than usual. Probably much later than the...

I am very familiar with TSM and how its operated. I believe you are correct in that the point of the test is to see how efficient the existing two tracks can be with FP only. I would expect that there will be several gaps where there are not enough guests in line to keep the attraction running...